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Bought this to display Dice cases. It works for the most part and I am quite pleased with it. Went together pretty well and is lighter than expected. I disliked how they had a logo already on it. I also had to put cardboard under the front to tilt it back some as my product would fall out constantly when bumped by a customer.

I bought this for a craft fair for a soap display. It worked perfectly. The topper did have a logo on it, I just turned it around and added my own. It was a bit tedious to assemble, but very easy to take apart. Because of the assembly I chose to have it already assembled before I left for the venue, and I took it apart when I got home.

While it works for its purpose (displaying items), it's not easy to put together. In fact, I'd say the instructions are wrong. My tip is to build bottom up, not from the first shelf down. It's hard to get the pieces to fit together, which I suppose is good so the unit doesn't fall apart while moving it. But since the wood is kind of flimsy, I broke one piece while trying to assemble it. Luckily, the piece still worked. I won't be returning this, since I broke a piece, but I definitely would have returned it had I not. I won't be using it for displaying either. It's too big to lug around once built. If I could easily take it apart at each show, I would use it. Overall, not a great buy.

Hard to put together. Instructions are not very helpful. All vertical pieces must be installed before horizontal shelves can be installed. Think it will work well for my soap display, but it will be moved without trying to disassemble.

The product serves what I need it to serve, but it is a little flimsy. I purchased this so that I could put up coasters in a display at a vendor craft show. It does hold 90 items, but it's not as sturdy as it could be. I have had to go through and wood glue it together so that it does not fall apart.It has a nice appearance and it's not very heavy. Moving it because of the fact that is not very heavy is easier, but because it's so flimsy it makes it more difficult.I had really hoped for something a little more sturdy, I was also looking for something that could be more compact during moving. And because of those reasons, that's why I gave it a four and a four is really pushing it.

Got this for displays and it’s a bit hard to put together, but very useful once done.

Upon taking the pieces out of the box, I knew I would have problems with this stand. The pieces, from the very large to the very small, were all tightly bundled together. Several large pieces were conspicuously bent. When I did not see the assembly manual, I assumed either I lost it or the manufacturer forgot to put one in the box. Since I have bought many similar, though much smaller, display stands that I assembled without the need for assembly instruction manuals, I did not care about not having one. Assembling it was not the problem. One of the several problems was that I fractured two large pieces while trying to straighten some of them out in order to fasten them together. Another problem is that many of the pieces fit too tightly together, requiring me to use a piece of wood to hammer them together. Since many of them were bent, they could not fit nicely together. I have at least two heat guns somewhere at home, but finding them was close to impossible. Fortunately, a heat gun that I ordered from Amazon just arrived a few days ago; using a hair dryer did not cross my mind at that time. To straighten them out, I had to heat several pieces and then use different things to weigh them down. All that stressful work wasted more than an hour of my life. I hope that a couple of superglue bottles I just ordered from Amazon will help me repair the two damaged pieces.The finished product was very nice. I only realized that one of the pictures on its webpage showed how to assemble this stand until I started writing this review. I recommend the manufacturer to do whatever is necessary to keep the parts from arriving at the buyer bent; it also needs to adjust its cutting machines so the parts can be fastened together more smoothly; right now, it is way too tight. One of the most difficult tasks is to insert the protruding parts of the horizontal pieces into the slits on the vertical pieces; extending the protruding parts (please see attached drawing) by a bit will facilitate their insertion into the slits, thus significantly reducing the stress caused by the difficulty assembling this stand; Fracturing one large piece happened during this endeavor. I take no pleasure in rating anything low; however, to keep others from going through unnecessary stress, I can only give this stand a 2-star rating.